Wednesday, February 1, 2012

In this loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong history of universe ; With these Billions of Humans ; WHAT you are where more than many died before you ; What will be when the world have already forgot plenty like you ; What possibly you could think about yourself when everybody says that he is unique and the best. So its wise to start thinking from the Bottom that you were not born to live longer, you will no longer be available in very few years and you are a simple instance of humanity because all specials also died in the same way you will die.

Information Source on Nose Mucus and Constant Phlegm in the Throat

What is Nose Mucus?

Gross isn't it? That yellowish-greenish stuff that
always seems to clog up your nose on a regular basis
is none other than nose mucus.

Mucus in general is made by the cells lining the sinus passages/ Its
function is to trap tiny particles such as dust,
etc., and stop them from filtering into out breathing
systems. That is why it is thick and sticky. (Though
this doesn't explain why it's yellow or
green does it?)

The glands in your nose and throat continually
produce mucus (1-2 quarts per day). It moistens and
cleans the nasal membranes, humidifes air, traps and
clears inhaled foreign matter, and fights infection.
(Geez, those glands sure do a lot more than produce
nose mucus!) Although mucus is normally swallowed
unconsciously, the feeling that you have a "constant
phlegm in throat" issue is caused by the same nose
mucus that causes post nasal drip.

Excess nose mucus can occasionally cause nasal
swelling and bleeding. It can also cause bad breath
as it is high in proteins and is an excellent food
source for anaerobic bacteria. Once this nose mucus
settles on your nasal and throat lining, it can
irritate, causing that constant phlegm in throat
feeling, and can trick you into thinking that you may
be coming down with a cold.

Symptoms of excess nose mucus can be many and varied. In
fact, many people who have bad breath issues do not
even realize that they have this problem. Some of the most
common symptoms are listed below.

1. The need to clear your throat on a regular
basis.

This is probably the most common symptom of excess
nose mucus. When the mucus drains from your sinuses it will commonly collect at the top of the throat area.

2. Constantly swallowing or feel that you have
something trapped in the back of your throat.

This is that "constant phlegm in throat" feeling
again. Also if you have the sensation of a lump in
your throat, then once again this is most likely a
collection of mucus.

Treatment of Excess Nose Mucus and the Constant Phlegm in Throat Feeling:

It is essential to flush the excess nose mucus from
the nasal passages and throat area. Mucus left in
this area will stagnate and cause infections which
worsen the problem. I've found an excellent product here. that greatly assists in the flushing process.

Crusty old nose mucus left in the nasal and sinus
passages also stops the intended proper drainage of the
sinus cavities. Once these areas are cleaned, it is
important to maintain the area.

Where can I find more information about nose mucus
and the constant phlegm in throat feeling?

If you are someone who suffers excess nose mucus on a
regular basis, this article will provide additional information on how you can put a stop to your bad breath, while you are working on your post nasal drip and excess mucus issues.

Meanwhile, this free e-book is a fantastic resource that covers all aspects of bad breath, including it's relationship to the constant phlegm in throat feeling and nose mucus.